VERBATIM
VERBATIM 99236 USB-C Pocket Card Reader
A compact USB-C card reader supporting SD, microSD, Memory Stick and MMC formats with plug-and-play operation on Windows and Mac
- TypeFlash Reader
- Read SD and microSD cards directly with no adapter needed
- Built-in USB-C cable removes the need for extra cords
- Compact pocket size suits mobile workflows
- Works with Windows and Mac via plug-and-play
- Supports UHS-I and UHS-II cards for faster transfers
Compact USB-C Card Reader
The Verbatim 99236 is a pocket-sized flash reader built around a fixed USB-C connector. It targets photographers and mobile professionals who need to offload images from SD, microSD, Memory Stick and MMC media without carrying separate cables or adapters.
Plug-and-play thermals and power
The reader draws all power directly from the host USB-C port and has no moving parts, so it runs silently and adds negligible load to a laptop battery. No external supply or active cooling is required during normal file transfers.
Durable cable-free construction
The integrated cable eliminates a common failure point and removes the need to pack a detachable lead. Its broad format support — including UHS-I and UHS-II SD cards — means most current camera cards slot straight in, while the tiny footprint lets it stay plugged into a busy port without blocking adjacent connections.
Highlights
- Read SD and microSD cards directly with no adapter needed
- Built-in USB-C cable removes the need for extra cords
- Compact pocket size suits mobile workflows
- Works with Windows and Mac via plug-and-play
- Supports UHS-I and UHS-II cards for faster transfers
Specifications
| Brand | VERBATIM CORPORATION |
|---|---|
| Type | Flash Reader |
| Shipping weight | 0.02 kg |
| Package size | 102 × 102 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the Verbatim 99236 to my USB-C laptop and which slot do I use for a microSD card?
Plug the built-in USB-C connector directly into the port, then insert the microSD card into the dedicated microSD slot — no adapter is needed.
Will the integrated USB-C cable on the Verbatim 99236 wear out and can it be replaced?
The cable is permanently attached to the reader body; if it frays or the connector loosens, the whole unit must be replaced.
What speed ceiling will I hit first when copying large batches of RAW files with a UHS-II card on the Verbatim 99236?
The USB-C interface and UHS-II card support set the practical limit, so sustained transfer will plateau at the reader's maximum USB throughput.
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